Co-Requisite Course for Statistics
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After taking our course, simply retake your math placement exam and place out of Statistics. Alternatively, learn the concepts at home, then go to class when you have a test. However you use our Co-Requisite Course for Statistics, it’s the smart way to conquer remedial math.
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What is a Co-Requisite Course for Statistics?
The latest model for providing remedial support for college students who are underprepared is the co-requisite course. Co-requisite courses are taken together during the same semester and the material taught in the co-requisite course is aligned with the content of its paired college level course. So, a student enrolled in Statistics, who is not college ready in mathematics, would enroll in the Co-requisite Course for Statistics at the same time. The background skills the student needs to successfully complete statistics would be taught in the co-requisite course.
Students studying statistics should have a firm understanding of decimals, rounding, order of operations, and evaluating formulas. The statistics instructor will assume that a student taking the course needs no help with these and other prerequisite math topics. However, a student who is not college ready in math may struggle with one or more of these skills. The co-requisite course for statistics will include instruction in topics such as these, helping the underprepared student to successfully complete and understand the lessons in the statistics course.